기 Is the English 'ing', add 기 after a verb stem.
Examples:
쓰+기=쓰기-Writing
읽+기=읽기-Reading
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November 4, 2013
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I think it is 답답해 (dap dap hae), it means frustrated. ^o^
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October 30, 2013
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그래서 Means so, therefore, and, then, that is why, for that reason and 그러니까 means but, however, though, although. 그래서 Can also mean yes if it is a adverb. ^o^
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October 28, 2013
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Going to Seoul!
I am going to Seoul in a week to see my friend~! I am very excited and cannot wait to see him! ^o^ It will be very fun! I am quite happy, I have not seen him in almost 2 years. T_T I hope to have a safe trip~! ^_^
October 28, 2013
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누구 (nu gu) is who in Korean. ^o^
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October 28, 2013
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It is 뭐에요 and it means "what is (it)?".
Example:
이름은 뭐에요? = What is your name?
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October 27, 2013
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신선 Means something new, unexpected and pleasant. ^o^
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October 27, 2013
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There is no difference, both mean the same thing. ^o^
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October 26, 2013
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Yes. You could say fine thanks, yourself?, fine thanks, how about you? Or, fine thanks, how are you? ^o^
